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Circle Circumference & Pi Guided

A guided investigation where students connect radius, diameter and circumference, measure how many diameters fit around a circle, discover π as the circumference-to-diameter ratio, and use C = πd and C = 2πr.

Years 8–9Guided investigationCircle Circumference and Pi
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